Maritime Dictionary Pro 1.1

Understanding maritime, shipping, sailing, and chartering terminology is essential for effective communication on board a vessel. Terms such as "berthed" and "galleon" are not merely impressive jargon; they play a vital role in conveying important information while sailing.

This comprehensive Maritime Dictionary encompasses terms in multiple languages, including English, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino, Hindi, Korean, Vietnamese, Japanese, Arabic, and Russian. Users can seamlessly find words and their meanings even when offline.

The latest edition of the Maritime Dictionary features the Shipping & Chartering Terms - Sailing Dictionary 2021. It serves as an invaluable resource for shipping companies, seafarers, and office personnel who frequently use marine abbreviations. Additionally, it includes a wide-ranging collection of educational terms tailored specifically for students and educators in the maritime field.

This dictionary is not merely a reference book; its aim is to assist professionals, students, practitioners, and educators with precise definitions and terminology in maritime trade and shipping. The user-friendly app allows easy access to a comprehensive list of terms from A to Z.

Designed with practicality in mind, this app serves as a useful pocket resource for anyone involved in maritime activities, providing a quick reference for shipping and chartering vocabulary. Should you encounter challenges when searching for specific terms within the maritime realm, this offline dictionary app is an excellent solution.

The dictionary offers a plethora of terms related to maritime activities, making it an essential tool for learners and professionals alike. Your feedback would be greatly appreciated as we strive to enhance the functionality of this resource.

Here are some key sailing terms that are beneficial for novice sailors:

• Port: Referring to the left side of the boat when facing forward.
• Bow/Stern: The bow denotes the front of the boat while the stern indicates the back.
• Point of Sail: The direction of the boat in relation to the wind.
• Helm: The area where steering takes place.